Cloud: New Age defense
The cloud offers reliability, cost savings and convenience, but protecting it requires modern-day defenses, reports Jim Romeo.
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Print Issue: January 02, 2014
SC Congress hits the Windy City in 2013
We brought our one-day conference and expo back to the Windy City: Expert speakers, top vendors…and all that jazz.
New year, new threats
As attacks grow more sophisticated, some security budgets are rising…but others are not, reports Alan Earls.
Yes, Virginia, there is privacy (I hope)
Privacy, as some of us once knew it, is a thing of the past, says Illena Armstrong, VP, editorial, SC Magazine.
Case study: Network clarity
A critical infrastructure company in Northern California gained visibility into its network…while securing its clients, reports Greg Masters.
Privacy needs more than technology
I enjoy conducting security awareness training as it allows me to emphasize the importance of security to the organization, says David Sheidlower, CISO, Health Quest Systems.
Debate: More guidance on security career opportunities
In this month’s debate, experts discuss whether more guidance on security career opportunities for youths will alleviate the skills gap.
Gaining the attention of Gen Y
The increasing number of breaches continues to create awareness at enterprises that are increasingly bulking up their security programs.
Threat of the month: Credentials theft
January’s threat of the month is credentials theft, where cyber criminals seek user credentials that will enable access to valuable systems and resources.
CISO: The great enabler?
The CISO role is now working with lines of business, says Arthur Lessard, CISO, Universal Music Group. Karen Epper Hoffman reports.
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